Barn art

On Fangboner Rd. (I swear I am not making that up) near the Ohio Turnpike (I-90), north of Fremont, Ohio.

Intrigued by Kim's Kansas barn quilts — http://365project.org/genealogygenie/tags/barn%20quilt — I looked for barn quilts Wednesday, driving hundreds of miles on state and interstate highways. I saw one. I will photograph it when we leave on Monday.

But I digress. Mom knew of this barn and directed us here. Yup. On Fangboner Road. Spiegel Grove, in Fremont, is home to the United States' first Presidential library, and the Hayes home. Hayes was our 19th President.

Barn GPS = 41.402347, -83.121416 = 41 24 08.449 N, 83 7 17.098 W

1 year ago (“Pre-finals week service dog visit”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2015-05-07
2 years ago (“Hover fly on Gomphrena globosa”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2014-05-07
3 years ago (“Hoya australis”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2013-05-07
4 years ago (“In honor of the super-moon?”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2012-05-07
5 years ago (“Well, somebody has to go first!”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2011-05-07

[ IMG_0735S12x8Atm :: f/8 :: 1/800" :: ISO-200 :: 60mm ]

[Thom Mitchell]

@genealogygenie Thanks for giving me something to do while driving!

[Maggiemae]

Good to see something that is not an advertisement!

[Danette Thompson]

Love it

[Kim]

It's always fun to spot a cool barn - with or without a quilt. Thanks to your mom for helping you find this great presidential image. I'll look forward to your future photos from your return trip.

[Frank Hymus]

Fascinating. Great shot. Fav.